The Springboks and All Blacks are in Baltimore, Maryland in the United States for the fourth and final Test in their ‘Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry’ series on Saturday, 12 September.
Kick-off is at 23:00 (SA time).
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Lead the series
South Africa lead the series 2-1 after back-to-back wins at the Cape Town Stadium and FNB Stadium, after New Zealand won the opening clash at Ellis Park.
World Rugby has confirmed the all-important match officials for the Test in Baltimore.
England’s Karl Dickson will referee the match and will be assisted by compatriots Matthew Carley and Christophe Ridley.
Andrew Jackson (England) will in the TMO booth, while Italy’s Matteo Liperini will be on Foul Play Review Officer duty.
Record under Karl Dickson
The Springboks have a 50/50 record under Dickson.
The 44-year-old has refereed the Springboks on four occasions to date, with South Africa winning two and losing two of those Tests.
The Springboks have beaten Argentina in Gqeberha and Wales in Cardiff when Dickson had the whistle, but lost to Ireland in Durban and, crucially, New Zealand in Auckland.
Springboks’ record under Karl Dickson
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The match will be broadcast live on SuperSport.
The schools the Springbok squad for Saturday attended
In the match-day 23-man squad, Paarl Boys’ High both boast two old boys, while no other school has more than one old boy.
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